Phonetics 2025 Hong Kong – Book of Abstracts

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Title	Presenter	Affiliation	Authors	View
A Gestural Approach to Latin /pl, fl, kl/ Cluster Realizations in Galego-Portuguese and Sardinian	Benjamin Schmeiser	Illinois State University	Benjamin Schmeiser	View
A Three-Dimension Quantitative Model about Tone Sandhi	WANG,Chun	The Chinese University of Hongkong | Beijing Language and Culture University | Xiamen University	WANG,Chun | LIANG,Huijing | HE,Maoxin	View
Acoustic Features of Cantonese Speech Acts: Prosodic Evidence from Words and Sentences	Meixuan Li	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Meixuan Li | Bingxin Liu | Si Chen	View
An articulatory study of prenuclear glides in Southwestern Mandarin	Jing Huang	City University of Macau | National Tsing Hua University	Jing Huang | Feng-fan Hsieh	View
Arabic Phonological Transfer in English Stress Assignment: Patterns and Pedagogical Implications	Safi Eldeen Alzi'abi	Isra University	Safi Eldeen Alzi'abi	View
Bridging the Gap: Ensuring Synthetic Phonics Continues from Kindergarten into Primary School in Hong Kong	Geeta Bhavnani | Winnie Pang	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Geeta Bhavnani | Winnie Pang	View
Comparison of English and Cantonese Intonation	Luk Hiu Ching | Chan Ying Yik | Cheung Kiu	Hong Kong Community College | Hong Kong Community College | Hong Kong Community College	Luk Hiu Ching | Chan Ying Yik | Cheung Kiu	View
Contextualized embeddings predict the pitch contours of Mandarin monosyllabic words	Xiaoyun Jin	Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen	Xiaoyun Jin | R. Harald Baayen	View
Cross-dialectal perspective on the relation between form and meaning: the case of Tone 3 sandhi in spoken Beijing and Taiwan Mandarin	Yuxin Lu	University of Tübingen	Yuxin Lu	View
Cross-linguistic influence on vowels of Salento Italian-French bilinguals	Marie Fongaro	University of South Bohemia in ?eské Bud?jovice | University of Salento |University Paris Cité	Marie Fongaro | Barbara Gili Fivela | Maud Pélissier	View
Deep neural networks identify sensitive regions of an acoustic tube	Axel Ekström	Uppsala University | Uppsala University | KTH Royal Institute of Technology	Runhui Song | Johan Sjons | Axel Ekström	View
Dipping-Tone Contrasts in A Multi-Dipping-Tone System: A Case Study of Jìn Chinese	WEI, Yang	Hong Kong Shue Yan University	WEI, Yang	View
Downtrend in Sylheti Phrasal Tones	AMALESH GOPE	Tezpur University | Tezpur University	Tulika Gogoi | Amalesh Gope	View
Effects of morpho-phonological consonant deletion on adjacent vowels in three Meru dialects, Kenya	Conceição Cunha	Institute of Phonetics, LMU Munich	Conceição Cunha	View
Effects of Native Tone System and Dual-tone Experience on Non-native Tone Perception	Chuqiao Chen	The Chinese University of Hong Kong, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | The Chinese University of Hong Kong	Chuqiao Chen | Regine Lai	View
Enhancing Learner Engagement and Implicit Acquisition through Voice Mirroring: A New Audio-Based Approach for Japanese Language Education	Nobuko Wang	Professor, Department of Japanese Language Education Senshu University, Japan	Nobuko Wang	View
Enhancing Post-secondary Language Majors’ Accentual Awareness through Video Analysis and Reflection	Wience Wing-sze LAI	College of Professional and Continuing Education, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	Wience Wing-sze LAI	View
Evaluation of L2 English Accented Speakers’ Employability in China	Yuqing He	School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia | School of Literature, Languages and Linguistics, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia	Yuqing He | Ksenia Gnevsheva	View
Geminates in Libyan Arabic: Investigating Articulatory Correlates.	Amel Issa	University of Leeds; Gharyan University	Amel Issa	View
Generative Phonetic Modeling of Malay Nasal Harmony	Jian-Leat Siah	University of California, Los Angeles	Jian-Leat Siah	View
HRTs in 1st and 2nd generation Mandarin- and Anglo-background speakers in Australia	Chengjin Liu	The Australian National University | The Australian National University	Chengjin Liu | Ksenia Gnevsheva	View
Nasal consonants in Malayalam	Caterine Ann Michael	PhD Scholar, Indian Institute of Technology Palakkad | Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology Palakkad	Caterine Ann Michael | Reenu Punnoose	View
Perception of Dh-Stopping in South Yorkshire English	Bartolome Diaz-Martinez	University of Murcia, Spain	Bartolome Diaz-Martinez	View
Perceptual Differences Between Indo-European and Sinitic Language Speakers: A Gating Experiment	man-ni chu | man-ni chu	Fu Jen Catholic University	man-ni chu	View
Phonemic shift in Pakistani Punjabi	Sundar Huma	Lahore Collee for Women University Lahore	Sundar Huma	View
Phonotactics and Lexical Effect in Evaluating Perceptual Distinctiveness	Mingxing Li	Hong Kong Baptist University | Hong Kong Baptist University	Pauline Liu | Mingxing Li	View
Pitch relationship and phonation cues in native and non-native listeners’ Mandarin tone perception	Ok Joo Lee	Seoul National University | Seoul National University	Ok Joo Lee | Kyungmin Lee	View
Prosodic prominence does not facilitate word identification	Martina Penke	University of Cologne | University of Cologne	Barbara Zeyer | Martina Penke	View
Seeing, Hearing and Feeling L2 Sounds Through Metaphoric Gesture	Enid Lee	Okinawa International University	Enid Lee	View
Speech Rate of Short vs. Long Interrogative Sentences in Human-Directed vs. Device-Directed Dialectal Arabic Speech	Arwa Alsahafi	Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University	Yahya Aldholmi | Arwa Alsahafi | Reema Alshiddi | May Al-Sager	View
Speech Rate Perception and Speaker Identification in Human-Directed vs. Device-Directed Arabic Speech	May Al-Saqer	Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University | Department of Linguistics- King Saud University	Yahya Aldholmi | May Al-Saqer | Arwa Alsahafi | Reema Alshiddi	View
Temporal Dynamics of Acoustic Emotion Encoding: A Mixed- Effects Modeling Analysis of Valence, Arousal, and Dominance	Yuxin FAN	Southeast University | City University of Hong Kong	Yuxin FAN, Yufeng WU	View
Tense-Lax Vowels in Tibeto-Burman Languages: A Phonetic Analysis of Lahu	HONG Ying	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University	HONG Ying	View
The realization of tones in spontaneous spoken Taiwan Mandarin: a corpus-based survey and theory-driven computational modeling	Yuxin Lu	University of Tübingen	Yuxin Lu | Yu-Ying Chuang|R.Harald Baayen	View
The Role of Acoustic Features In Elderly Adults’ Voice Preferences	MIN-HSUAN, KAO	Kang Chiao International School	MIN-HSUAN, KAO	View
The Self-Ironic Speaker: A Psycholinguistic Journey into Humor, Identity, and Conversation	Aleksandra Siemieniuk	Maria Grzegorzewska University & University of Economics and Human Sciences in Warsaw	Aleksandra Siemieniuk	View
Tonal Preservation verse Prosodic Transfer: How Cantonese-L1 Speakers Navigate Mandarin Question Intonation	Xu Shujing	The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | University College Dublin | The Chinese University of Hong Kong	Xu Shujing | Chunyu Ge | Grace Wenling Cao | Peggy Pik Ki Mok	View
Vowel Restructuring Under Retroflex Trill Suffixation in JingMen Mandarin	Yue Xie	University of Malaya | University of Malaya | University of Malaya	YUE XIE | Roshidah Hassan | Poh-shin Chiew	View